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Which MCSE elective looks better to employers??
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str8eiht
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 Which MCSE elective looks better to employers??
I just got my MCSA on 2003 last week. I'm now studying the required 4 more exams to get my full MCSE title on Windows 2003. I'm looking for people's opinions on which would be a safer bet with regards to what employers are looking for...so for my elective should I do the Exchange 2003 exam to get the MCSE on Messaging or either of the two Security related exams either the 70-298 or 70-299?
What are peoples thoughts and opinions??
thanks
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 12-22-04 06:17 AM
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That really depends on what type of job you're going after. Corporate IT departments have specialty areas (i.e. exchange administrators, database administrators, or security compliance admins.)
If I were you, I would take the Exchange exam and get the Security+ cert. That way, you'll show proficiency in both areas.
Just my 2 cents.
Good luck my friend.
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